ZyXEL Communications n/a 7.2 Command Examples

Chapter 7 Bridge Commands

Table 17 Bridge Commands (continued)

COMMAND	DESCRIPTION
bridge stat set [mac-	Sets a route for the the bridge specified with the index command.
address][gateway-ip]	[	mac-address : The MAC address of the final destination.
[gateway-node]		gateway		]
	[		-	ip : The IP address of the gateway. The gateway is both an
				]
	immediate neighbor of your ZyXEL device and also forwards the packet to
	its destination.
	• On the LAN, the gateway must be a router on the same segment as your
		ZyXEL device.
	• On the WAN, the gateway must be the IP address of one of the remote
		nodes.
	[gateway-node]: The index number of the gateway for this static route.
	Use wan node commands to find the index number of a node.
bridge stat save	Saves the changes to the bridge’s configuration.

7.2 Command Examples

This example shows how to set up a bridge and save it.

1First, use freememory to clear the working buffer.

2Then specify which bridge to configure by selecting its index.

3Set the name of the bridge.

4Set the MAC address, IP address and number of the node.

5Activate the bridge.

6Display the new bridge configuration for checking.

7Save your changes.

ras> bridge stat freememory ras> bridge stat index 1 ras> bridge stat name MyISP Bridge StaticRoute Name= MyISP

ras> bridge stat set 00:13:49:34:56:78 172.23.34.202 1 ras> bridge stat active on

ras> bridge stat display Route:#1

Route name = MyISP active = on

Ether Address = 00:13:49:34:56:78 IP address = 172.23.34.202 Gateway node = 1

ras> bridge stat save

ip policyrouting set configurations save ok

The following table describes the fields displayed using the display command in the example above.

Table 18 bridge stat display

LABEL	DESCRIPTION
Route	The index number of the static route.
Route name	A descriptive name for the bridge route. Use a string of up to 10 ASCII characters.

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